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Today's riddle: What is the difference between a jeweler and a jailer? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. San Antonio renters could be owed money from settlement by property owners (expressnews.com) — If you've rented an apartment in the San Antonio area since late 2018, you may be eligible for money from a proposed $359 million settlement over alleged rent inflation tied to RealPage software. Several big management companies with local properties are involved, and renters can check an online lookup tool and file claims before the January 29, 2027 deadline.
2. Mother left disabled in San Antonio drunk driving crash seeks answers after restitution denied (kens5.com) — A San Antonio mother left permanently disabled after a 2023 southeast-side drunk driving crash is still fighting for justice after a Bexar County judge denied her restitution request. Living on disability income, her family says they don't understand the ruling and are now seeking legal help and community support to cover ongoing costs and care in San Antonio.
3. NIOSA will return in 2027, but the event's future location, format remain uncertain (ksat.com) — San Antonio's beloved NIOSA will return in 2027, but organizers warn the Fiesta staple may move from La Villita or change its format after recent years produced no net proceeds. The San Antonio Conservation Society is weighing new locations, dates, food and entertainment options while gathering public feedback to keep funding local preservation programs and school tours.
4. San Antonio drag company reacts after judge rules performance law unconstitutional again (ksat.com) — A San Antonio drag company and local performers just won another round in federal court, as a judge again ruled Texas' SB 12 performance restrictions unconstitutional and blocked enforcement. Owners of 360 Queen Entertainment say the decision lets them keep staging shows in San Antonio while they brace for a likely state appeal and continue educating venues and performers about their rights.
5. Robots will soon roam a San Antonio suburb's sidewalks. Here's why (mysanantonio.com) — Universal City, just north of San Antonio, will soon send small Dax robots along 12 miles of sidewalks to check for cracks, slopes and other hazards that can hinder people with disabilities. Starting in early September, the bots will quietly map pedestrian trouble spots so engineers can plan future fixes, while city officials stress that privacy protections and human oversight are built in.
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